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a word that encapsulates any form of objection or negativity. a blend of many phrases such as: not, not right!, damn it!, no way!. There are a huge number of instances in which the term may be used, thus increasing it's undeniable versatility.
Nick: should i go to that place?
Mike: Nerrit!!
Nick: well i'm going anyway
Mike: Whatever
Nick: you can't come
Mike: Nerrit boy!!
Nick: I Think i know the meaning of that
Mike: Nerrit!! it's impossible
Nick: well i'm going anyway
Mike: Nerrit!!
Nick: Laytaz!
Mike: Nerrit!!

nerrit by leakim December 15, 2008
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The opposite of yerrit.

An abbreviation of 'no it isnt'

An exclamation of dismay.
"Do you want to come to the park with me?"
"Nerrit."

"I'm absolutely furious, nerrit!"
Nerrit by Yurtingyurter May 17, 2017
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A beautiful ship between Nerris, the Dungeons And Dragons obsessed 11 year old girl, and Harrison, the magic 11 year old boy, from a show called Camp Camp on YouTube. It's the best otp ever. I mean come on.
Someone : I ship Harrison with Neil! The sexual tension is cute!

Me : NO! NERRISON IS ADORABLE! THAT SEXUAL TENSION IS BETTER! AND IT'S SO CUTE AND- * faints *

Someone : wat
A nerd hermit.

A socially inadequate, unstylishly dressed, occasionally annoyingly intelligent person who lives in awkward solitude.
When you're trekking upstate and randomly find a lawn chaired person reading "Death by Black Hole" you know you found a nermit.

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Spanish word for black girl (negra), used as a term of endearment or just descriptive without being offensive...adding ita/ito to the end of a word is endearing ie. abuelito/a bebito/a, besito...

Some English speakers and Americans would like to make this into an offensive word...see the definitions for negrito but negrito/a is not offensive or racist despite sounding like an English word that is offensive. In fact using negrita is like saying cute little black girl not exact translation.
My husband to me: "Te quiero mi negrita."
Me to my husband: "Te quiero papi."
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Nerrissa 

A very kind-hearted person. Amazing singer. Beautiful inside and out.
Nerrissa is amazing.
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Si mi negrita lo que tu quieres... yes dear whatever you want.
negrita by stevenferrari March 4, 2008
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